Anumber greater than 1000 whose prime factorization contains one prime number that does not repeat one prime number that repeats three times and one prime number that repeats twice (i don't know how to find the square root either so don't say that)

2×3²×5³ = 2250

Step-by-step explanation:

It works best to start with the prime factorization and then figure out what the number is. As you can see, any prime 5 or greater can be the one repeated 3 times, and you're assured that the result is greater than 1000.

So, choose any three primes you may like. Pick one of them that is 5 or larger and use it for the one repeated 3 times. Use either of the the other two for the one repeated twice.

For larger primes, you may find it difficult to determine the product, as most calculators only display 10 to 16 digits.

For example, you could have a tough time with most calculators getting the result ...

... 337,237,979,673,696,421,226,761,468,634,089

as the product of prime factors 56,503×1,001,743²×181,183³

Any number of web sites can tell you prime numbers as large or small as may be of interest. (I'm not allowed to give you a link here.)

x = 17

step-by-step explanation:

in the given figure, two triangles are inscribed in a circle where ∠bae ≅ ∠dae which makes the side be and de equal so we can write it as:

3x - 24 = x + 10

solving this equation for x to get:

3x - x = 10 + 24

2x = 34

x = 34/2

x = 17

therefore, the value of x = 17.